We carry out a complete inventory of the existing website and prepare the foundation for a smooth transition to the new version:
We monitor the process in real time and respond when issues arise:
We perform a technical audit of the newly launched website and monitor the impact:
A website migration affects how search engines crawl, index, and evaluate your site. Without SEO involvement, the risks are significant: loss of established keyword rankings, sharp drops in organic traffic, broken redirects, and pages failing to be indexed. In many cases, recovery can take months, and with more serious migration errors, some lost rankings may never fully return.
Involving an SEO specialist from the planning stage is the most effective way to prevent these risks rather than trying to fix them after the migration is complete.
Our team has worked on migrations for eCommerce websites with thousands of product pages, corporate websites with complex structures, and multilingual projects. Every migration is different, and our approach reflects that.
We do not join the project at the last moment. We work from the planning stage through preparation and launch of the new website, followed by monitoring in the weeks after the migration.
We know how to work with development teams, designers, and copywriters. We provide detailed documentation and specifications in a format that can be implemented directly.
During the migration process, our role is to provide the SEO expertise needed to ensure that the changes do not harm organic visibility while also improving key elements responsible for strong technical optimization.
In practice, this means working with your development team or web agency from the very beginning of the project. We communicate directly with developers whenever an issue requires technical implementation.
The earlier we are involved in the project, the smoother the migration process is likely to be.
Moving from one content management system to another, for example from WordPress to Shopify or vice versa, almost always changes the URL structure and the way content is generated.
If the new design involves reorganizing categories, subpages, or navigation, SEO involvement is important. A visual redesign alone is not necessarily risky, but structural changes are.
When you change domains, every URL on the website changes. Without proper redirects and correctly communicated signals to search engines, the authority the website has built over time can be lost.
When two websites are merged into one, or part of a website’s content is moved to a new domain, SEO planning is essential to avoid losing the rankings and authority of either property.
The ideal time is during the planning stage, before the final decision on the new website structure has been made. The later the SEO team becomes involved, the fewer opportunities there are to identify and recommend potential improvements and optimizations.
We typically monitor performance for up to 4 weeks after the new website goes live. For larger or more complex projects, the monitoring period may be extended.
Yes. If the current website has structural or technical issues or missed opportunities to reach relevant audiences, a migration supported by an SEO expert is an opportunity to address them. In many cases, we see improvements in organic performance over the medium term.
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